What's up, we're working. All right, we're working. Test, test. We're gonna start this thing, but we'll do the proper. Yeah. All right, hold on. Hold your applause for a second.

Oh shit, hold on. It might be a little under one. Wow, really? It's just at least there.

What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN Game 2. That's right.

That's right.

School!

Welcome to IGN Game 2, episode 200.

Just make that up. Being recorded live here at Paxies 2011, thank you for ending your Paxies with us. It's late on Sunday afternoon, third day of the show.

Really happy to have you all of you guys here. So yeah, I know this is technically supposed to be episode 198, but we thought this is such a special occasion.

We didn't want to lose the opportunity to record episode 200 live in front of you. So we'll just wait to put it up, put up the audio recording until it actually falls in line.

So you guys are all like hearing a podcast in the future kind of. You're hearing it before everyone else will get to.

So with me this week is producer of the Daily Fix TyRoot. What's up guys?

He also appears on Knock and Boots Podcasts.

Every once in a while. Speaking of Knock and Boots Podcasts. Wow, already.

One of you lucky, it's only slightly used. One of you lucky people will be walking out the door with this.

Also with me this week is a man that needs little introduction. Greg Miller.

Let's do it, huh? Paxi, I tell you, nice posters. I'm glad we got the ass ass wrestling signs ready to go.

There's a few things I say that I think we'll take on. This ass-ass business ass.

I know. Do you think when Darren Arnowski directed Requiem for a Dream in what 1998?

There was no way he could have 14 years later. It would come back as a meme.

No, I don't think he did. Put that up again, guys. Let me see that one more time.

How many permanent markers you guys go through?

You can tell he started with that. It looks like he started running out.

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